Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-22

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Cheese-Sales in a jobbing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at SIC; New York l4a
15c; Sweitzer 11a12c; Limberger 9alOc-
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock at 14al5c pei
dOz. supply light and demand good;plekiee
19a22c.
Choice, 5Oa55c, in original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lhal4c;
choice buckwheat, 12a14c.
Potatoes-Choice new home raised, 40 70
SOC per bushel; demand light; supply good:
POultry-Liye chickens, old - 5Oa2 "a
per dozen; dressed chickens 8 to &c pei
pound; turkeys, live 7aSc, dressed 9allc
per pound; demand good, supply far;
ducks, live 81 0Oa3 90 per doz.; dressed,
IOal2c; dressed geese, case per pound.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1a!4c for all wool and Halle Tor
mixed.
Seeds-ClOver, per bushel, s. OOa5 DO;
timothy, per bushel, - 15a2 30. Market
active.
Lard-Country prime, 5la6c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per bbl. choice new,
81 75a2 %; common 81 30 per barrel;
demand good; supply light.
Buckwheat FlOur-Per pound 2ia24c.
Oni0ns-New, 75ca$l 90 per buShei; good
demand; supply light.
Cabhage-Per hundred $:Et5; demand
good, supply light.
Sweet potatOes-$2 81 to2 70 per barrel;
Jerseys, 81 OO to 3 80; supply light; de-
mand good.
Cranberries-$2 75 to S. 90 per bushel;
crate; good demand, supply good.
Nuts hellbark hickory nuts per busheI
lal %; vain hts 25a35c.
Parsnips-Sl 25al 80 per barrel.
Turnips-Sl per barrel.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 2l.-Flour-
Heavy. Receipts IA, 721 barrels and sacks;
exports 1925 barrels, and 5,406
sacks; sales $1,000 barrels. Wheat
Cash Ia! lower; options opened heavy,
closing stronger; receipts 81, 900; exports
81, 400 bushels; sales 5,ll2,O 900 bushels
futures and 24O, 900 bushels spot; No. ,
spring Chicago 9ltc delivered; u~ngraded
red 9~la92tc; No. 3 red SS9c; No. l red
93c; No. l white Ole; No. , red February
nominal; March S9!aS9Sc, closing ut
S9!c; April 904a90Sc, closing at 9Osc;
May 9O5a92!c, closing at Ole; June
9l4a92!c, closing at 9l3c; July 92ia
925c, closing at 92ic; August 924a
93c, closing ut 93ic; September 93aa
9lic, closing at 935c; December 81 3-l6
a9Sjc, closing ut 97Ic. Corn-SpOt lac;
options !aic lower, closing firm; receipts
10. 800 bushels; exports II, $50 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels futures and 1922 600
bushels spot; ungraded 47!al9c; No. ,
i6iai1; No. > February nominal;
March 473-l6al5c, closing ut 4Sc; April
Is ,als!, closing mt 4Sic: May 4SsaiS4c,
closing at isle; June Is ll-l6aH, closing
at 4S,c; July l94c. Oats-LcSS active;
receipts 81, 700 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 36a37c: white do.
3$a42c. Hops and Hay-Quiet and steady.
Coflee-Fair; Rio quiet and firm at l4!c;
options moderately active, closing barely
steady; sales $500 bags; February $3.50
March, April, May, June and July
II. 5Ocal2.5 SOC: August, September, De-
tObcr, November and December l2.55a
II. soc. Sugar-Dull; refined quiet. Mo-
lasseS-Dull and nominal. Rice-Stcady.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed at 81 !c.
Tallow-Steady at lie. Rosin-Dull.
Turpentine-Dull ut SOC. POrk-Quiet,
but stronger; mess $l4 25lal4 80, old,
new. So -. Cut Meats-Firm; picked
bellies 7sa7!c; middleS, firm and quiet.
Lard-Iiighcr and moderately active;
western steam spot - 279; March S12i
az 20; April s. 33a7 80; May 81 4la7 81;
June s. i7a7 81; city steam s. O5. Butter
Steady choice grades, other dull and
weak. Cheesc-QYiet. Eggs-Dull and
heavy and lower; receipts 400 packages;
western fresh 16!c. Copper-Dull.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. February 2l.-The visible
supply Of grain on February 10, rs com
puted by the Secretary of the Chicago
| Board of Trade, is Us follows: Wheat 80
$50, OOO, decrease l, IiO, OOO; corn l6,5IO,-
600, decrease 100, 900; oats l,S12. 600,
decrease ~, 600; rye i5O, 600, increase TO-
600: barley 2,O9S, 900, decrease $4,000. A
weak and heavy feeling pervadCd the
wheat market during most of the session
and prices ruled lower. The report of the
visible supply decrease failed 10 stay the
downward tendency. Corn was also weak.
oats steady. Provisions active. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No, ,
spring 7Ia7Gc; do Nos spring zoe; do No.
, red 17!c; February 72{a73fc, closing at
73c; March 12sa734c, closing at 73c; May
! 7Ssa79lc, closing at IKE; June ~S0ias1c,
closing nj SOtc. Corn-CaSh No. >, 33Sa
Sole; February and March 33!a3ic, closing
at 33fc; May 3SSa39ic, closing at 3~ic;
June 39Sa4Olc, closing ut 39tc. Oats
Cash No. ,, 23Sa24c; February and March
PIE; May ~2S!a2Sic, closing at 2sgc; June
2S!a29r, closing ut 29c. Ryc-Cash No.
> at sic. Barley-CaSh No. > SOC. Flax
Seed-CaSh No. |, 81 WG. Timothy Seed
Prime No. |, 81 Sal Il. Mess Pork
Cash 81 g2l; February and March 81 7Oa
lig3l, clOsinga at Sli92l: JuneSl5 GOALS -.
closing at SIS III. Iard-CaSh, February
and March - l2I; May s. 224a7 ~, clos
ing mt 81 27l: June s. Boa 32l, cloSingat
- -. rOrk-ShOrt ribs s. 6Oa7 to; shout
ders - ~0a6UO. Whisky-At$l IL. Sugar
-Cutloaf ut 6ta6,c; ]granulated 6a64c;
standard \ 5Sc. Butter-Steady creamery
20!a?6; dairy 23!a25c. Eggs-At l5ialGc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. February 21.-Flour-
Dull and weak. Wheat-Weak; No. , red
February S9laS9}c; March S9{a90c; April
]g0la9oic; May 81 ia9l &c. Corn-Spot dull;
futures none; late months weaker; No. >
mixed on track i7!c: No. > mixed Feb
ruary I6iai6ic; March i6!a462c; April
47a47lc; May 47iai7Sc. O~ats-Spot firm;
No. > white SIC; ungraded white SIC; fut-
ures in fair demand; No. > white February
3G,a37Ic; March 36,a37ic; April 37la375c;
May ~37ia37Sc. ProvisionS-Firm and in
good iobbing demand. Mess Pork-At
SIS O0al5 30; prime new mess Sl4 30; do
family Sl5 50al6 90; hams steady mt Pa
l24c. Lard-Rsined s. 50a7 -. steam
s. L.. Butter-Firm for extra qualities;
other grades weak; creamery extra 27a2Sc;
western ladle worked fancy, l9a20c. Eggs
Firm and active; western tirsts l6tal7c.
CheeSe-Firm and in fairdemand; Ohio
flats, choice, l3ici do fair TO prime lila
BE. Petroleum-Dull; 20 degrees Abel
test, in barrels, &c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., February 2l.-Cottou
Firm. middlinT Ole. Flour-Heayy,